A notice to businesses and residents on North Stradbroke Island from the production company states the crew were excited to be heading to the island and looked forward to featuring it on the big screen.

The letter states a vehicle track would be set up into South Gorge at Point Lookout ahead of the filming.

The track was to be built by Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation.

A QYAC representative said the organisation was unable to comment due to a confidentiality agreement.

QYAC posted on social media earlier this month that staff had been involved in preparations for the shoot.

PREPARATION: Work was undertaken at South Gorge, Point Lookout ahead of filming for the Hollywood blockbuster Aquaman. Photo: Supplied

The film makers “have engaged with QYAC early and we've been able to have cultural heritage monitors on site to oversee works as well as Quandamooka rangers involved in protecting dune vegetation,” the organisation posted on Facebook.

“Post filming rehabilitation works are planned for South Gorge including revegetation with native species and additional weed eradication.”

In May, Aquaman crews set up trucks at Amity Point camping ground, but filming at that time involved only supporting cast members.